中极、疗脐下块如覆杯。（明见淋。）铜云、结如覆杯。（见淋。）关元、治脐下 痛。
赤涩。不觉遗沥。小便处痛状如散火。溺血。暴疝痛。脐下结血、状如覆杯。（明同。）转胞
不得。（铜）阴交、治脐下 痛。女子月事不绝。带下。产后恶露不止。绕脐冷痛。中封
、（见疟。）水分、（见水肿。）神阙（见泻。）治绕脐痛。曲泉、主痛引脐中。（千见疝。）
予旧苦脐中疼。则欲溏泻。常以手中指按之少止。或正泻下。亦按之。则不疼。它日灸
脐中。遂不疼矣。后又尝溏利不已。灸之则止。凡脐疼者。宜灸神阙。
关门、治气游走。夹脐急。（见积气。）下脘、治脐上厥气动。（见腹痛。）气海、治
脐下冷气上冲心。血结成块。状如覆杯。小便赤涩。腹结、治绕脐痛。上抢心。（千同。）腹寒
。泄利咳逆。天枢、治夹脐切痛。时上冲心烦满。呕吐霍乱。明下云、冷气脐痛。（见
冷气。）千云、冬感寒脐痛。（见泻。）外陵、主心如悬。下引脐腹痛。（千见腹痛。）上
廉、治夹脐腹痛。（见胁痛。）四满、治脐下切痛。（见积聚。）分水、疗水肿绕脐痛。（
小儿脐肿。灸腰后对脐骨节间三壮。然谷、主儿脐风口不开。（铜同。）善惊。绕脐
绞痛
。灸天枢百壮。（千见 瘕。）脐下绞痛。灸关元百壮。（见腹寒热。）脐中、石门等、主
疝绕脐。脐中、石门、天枢、主脐疝绕脐。蠡沟、疗脐中积气。（千并见疝。）
Zhongji (CV3) treats lumps under the umbilicus resembling an inverted cup. (Seen in strangury.) Tong Ren (referring to *The Illustrated Manual of Acupuncture Points and Moxibustion*) records: nodules resembling an inverted cup. (Seen in strangury.) Guanyuan (CV4) treats pain below the umbilicus, red and scanty urination, involuntary dribbling after urination, pain at the urethral orifice resembling scattered fire, hematuria, acute hernia pain, and blood stasis below the umbilicus forming a lump like an inverted cup. (Consistent with Ming's view.) Retention of urine due to bladder torsion. (See *Tong Ren*). Yinjiao (CV7) treats pain below the umbilicus. In women, it treats continuous menstruation, leukorrhea, postpartum lochia retention, and cold pain encircling the umbilicus. Zhongfeng (LR4) (seen in malaria). Shuifen (CV9) (seen in edema). Shenque (CV8) (seen in diarrhea), treats pain encircling the umbilicus. Ququan (LR8) governs pain radiating to the center of the umbilicus. (Qian sees this in hernia.)
I formerly suffered from pain in the center of the umbilicus, which was accompanied by loose stools. I often used my middle finger to press the area, which provided slight relief. Even when diarrhea was occurring, pressing it prevented pain. Later, I moxa the center of the umbilicus, and the pain ceased. Subsequently, I experienced persistent loose stools, which stopped after moxibustion. For any umbilical pain, moxibustion on Shenque is appropriate.
Guanmen (ST25) treats wandering qi and cramping beside the umbilicus. (Seen in accumulated qi.) Xiawan (RN10) treats rebellious qi rising from above the umbilicus. (Seen in abdominal pain.) Qihai (RN6) treats cold qi rising from below the umbilicus to the heart, blood coagulating into lumps resembling an inverted cup, and red, scanty urination. Fujie (SP15) treats pain encircling the umbilicus and qi rushing upward to the heart. (Consistent with *Qian Jin Fang*). Abdominal coldness, diarrhea with coughing and reverse flow. Tianshu (ST25) treats severe pain beside the umbilicus, frequently rising upward causing vexation, fullness, vomiting, and cholera-like symptoms. The lower note in *Ming Tang* states: umbilical pain caused by cold qi. (Seen in cold qi syndrome.) *Qian Jin Fang* states: umbilical pain caused by contracting cold in winter. (Seen in diarrhea). Wailing (ST26) governs a sensation of the heart hanging empty, with downward radiation to umbilical and abdominal pain. (Qian sees this in abdominal pain). Shanglian (ST34) treats abdominal pain beside the umbilicus. (Seen in hypochondriac pain). Siman (KI13) treats severe pain below the umbilicus. (Seen in accumulations and masses). Fen shui (BL33? Note: Context suggests a point for water metabolism, possibly referring to a specific classical reference not standardly named "Fenshui" in modern lists, but treated as per text) treats edema with pain encircling the umbilicus. (For infantile umbilical swelling, moxa three burns between the lumbar vertebrae opposite the umbilicus. Ran gu (KI2) governs infantile wind-lock of the umbilicus where the mouth does not open. (Consistent with *Tong Ren*). Easily startled, severe绞痛 (cramping pain) encircling the umbilicus. Moxa Tianshu one hundred burns. (Qian sees this in zheng jia masses). Cramping pain below the umbilicus, moxa Guanyuan one hundred burns. (Seen in abdominal cold-heat disorders). Shenque, Shimen, etc., govern hernias encircling the umbilicus. Shenque, Shimen, and Tianshu govern umbilical hernias encircling the umbilicus. Ligou (LR5) treats accumulated qi in the umbilicus. (Qian sees this concurrently in hernia).